The deadlocks of the Symbolic are, however, not resolved by the Real or nature, instead we find there a matching inconsistency. In this way we could say that Herzog is a political filmmaker precisely in his images of those deadlocks which his critics have often regarded as the height of apolitical withdrawal, or even incipient fascism.
This is not, like Godard, a political filmmaking of activism but a politics of inactivity or inertia. As such, of course, it cannot help but be highly politically ambiguous.
Although this declaration has a mocking and parodic style it structures itself through a mystical irrationalism. Following Balibar we might see this, in part, as the reaction against the capitalist deployment of irrationalist ideologies of crisis. The difficulty then lies in the articulation of such visions of nature in the contemporary context. To begin to restore a politics of nature involves the restoration of a signifier, and what Herzog provides are the images that call for the re-inscription of the signifier of nature.
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If people have heard about Timothy Treadwell, they could have imaged a crazy man who lives with the wild animal, or they would have been against his activity. However, they would see the true characteristics of Treadwell through the interviews. For instance, Willy Fulton, pilot that flew with Treadwell, described Treadwell was funny, and he focused on his dream to make it come true. Warren Queeney, his close friend, and other friends told the director that Treadwell always helped others with his heart, and he made people less worried about him when he said he felt free and happy when he could do what he loved.
They were sad about his death, but they thought he was cheerful because he now lived with the bears forever. Even though he faced off many difficulties, he always took care himself, and did not want anyone to worry. Beside the remarkable story of Treadwell, Grizzly Man carries his message to others that nature, especially the grizzly bears, needs to be looked after. Treadwell challenged people who against his works or not cooperate with him because they thought that his activity was dangerous, and it did not bring any results.
How dare they? They challenge me. In addition, he used to go to school and taught children about the bears. He showed the children that the bears were not harmful, and they should protect the bears instead of killing. The film successfully brings the mission of Timothy Treadwell to others. In the documentary film Grizzly Man, Timothy Treadwell lives, protects, and understand the wildness of the grizzly bear even though he knows that the bears may kill him one day.
It also shows a different look about his works, his passion, and people can see, and understand why Treadwell chooses this deadly trip. People must see this film because it is not a tedious documentary film with only facts and long interviews. It is a film of true feelings of a person who put everything he has to his work, and wants others to carry his mission for a better world for the nature, and also for human. Remember: This is just a sample from a fellow student. Up next.
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